| CHRONOLOGIES | Records of English schooling or otherwise (12) |
| PELHAM | Whig statesman who served as prime minister from 1743-54; or, a type of curb bit used for schooling or for horses needing more "brakes" (6) |
| EDUCATE | Provide formal schooling or training. (7) |
| ENDORSEMENTS | Records of motoring offences (12) |
| SEISMOLOGIST | One holding records of earth-shaking significance (12) |
| PHILATELISTS | Television doctor consumed by itemised records of Penny Black experts (12) |
| BORNINTHEUSA | 1984 album by the Boss that became one of the top-selling records of all time: 4 wds. |
| ARCHIVE | A collection of records of or about an institution or family (7) |
| SYDENHAM | Physician called the "English Hippocrates" who emphasised the importance of bedside observations and accurate records of patients (8) |
| ANNALS | Yearly records of events in chronological order; or, periodic publications containing transactions of societies, learned bodies etc (6) |
| INAMINUTE | Shortly part of an item of the records of the meeting (2,1,6) |
| PEPYS | English administrator famous for his diary records of the Great Plague of London, Samuel ... |
| KEEPTRACK | Vigilantly maintain records of activity or progress (4,5) |
| LOGS | Records of messages sent or received |
| INCURIOUS | Contract records of debt with a lack of interest (9) |
| CDCHANGER | Player of multiple records, of sorts |
| LOGBOOKS | Volumes of records, of sea journeys perhaps (8) |
| TAPES | Records of the distribution of a pest? (5) |
| JOURNALS | Daily records of news and events of a personal nature (8) |
| YELPS | You once received records of evidence of Fido's excitement |
